Platée
Jean-Philippe Rameau : Platée Théâtre national de Prague
Synopsis
Platée, a silly and conceited nymph, falls for a fake wedding to Jupiter, king of the gods. This new staging of Jean-Philippe Rameau’s Baroque masterpiece is colourful, eccentric, full of wit and free of taboos, yet also surprisingly deep. Filmed 1st june 2025 at Czech National Theatre, Prague
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- SKUTR
- Screenplay & Story
- Jean-Philippe Rameau
- Original Score
- Jean-Philippe Rameau
- Original Title
- Jean-Philippe Rameau : Platée Théâtre national de Prague
- Country of Origin
- Czech Republic
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 54m
- Production Studios
- ARTE
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
SKUTR
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Department Leadership Roster
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Writer
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Original Music Composer
SKUTR
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Platée
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Platée about?
Platée, a silly and conceited nymph, falls for a fake wedding to Jupiter, king of the gods. This new staging of Jean-Philippe Rameau’s Baroque masterpiece is colourful, eccentric, full of wit and free of taboos, yet also surprisingly deep. Filmed 1st june 2025 at Czech National Theatre, Prague
Who directed Platée?
Platée was directed by SKUTR.
Who stars in Platée?
The principal cast of Platée includes Ruairi Bowen, Thomáš Šelc, Shira Patchornik, Lukáš Zeman, Pavla Radostova.
When was Platée released and how long is it?
Platée was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 1h 54m.
Who composed the musical score for Platée?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Platée was composed by Jean-Philippe Rameau.